Question for my pregnant mamas

I'm still consistently having sex with the hubs every day, but I want to make it more exciting for him. For context I'm 22 weeks. Missionary is becoming uncomfortable, and for some reason I'm terrified of getting on top. I like to ride but it always makes me feel nervous with him staring at me. Any tips?

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My boyfriend and I started having sex from the side, or we’d be standing up

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Honestly, doggy style was my absolute favourite right up until she was born at 39 week. Or on my side.

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Hi I am 30 weeks and at this point I don't even enjoy sex anymore, I feel to round and pressure from the inside. I let him do missionary as long as he keeps his upper body from pressing on me and then also from behind. We do more of the oral sex. Just can't wait till I give birth and can finally feel comfortable in bed again!

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If you like riding but get nervous about eye contact .. reverse cowgirl !!

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So my husband was arrested on April 2026. I am pregnant and have a one year-old girl I’ve been struggling ! Even though I was already looking for a exit plan I don’t know what I’m gonna do. He wouldn’t let me get a job so I am looking for a job and I’m moving back to my parents.

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Do you think this is inappropriate?

Someone from Church gave me a lift home and we both have young kids and he was saying that his shoulders hurt because he slept funny, and I said, oh tell me about it, our one comes into our bed in the night and you have to sleep on the edge of the bed. And he goes, "oh that's not good, that can't be good for your sex life"

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Identity crisis

For a while now I’ve been feeling sooooo low and can’t make myself feel good.
I just feel ugly, like literally hideous. I don’t like the way I look, I wonder how my partner could even look at me and find me attractive in the slightest.
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I can’t tell if I feel like I’m getting old, or mum life has taken its toll on me, or if I’ve just lost all confidence in myself.
I need to know if anyone else has felt this way and if there was ever a way you were able to like what you see in the mirror again?

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Feeling alone

I feel like I’m loosing touch with people daily,
I don’t have many friends or mum friends as I cut people off easily,
And It take me a lot to let people in,
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I’ve had enough of people saying they’re gonna come round. I will stay in and then they not turn up and give some fob excuse of why they didn’t
But every day i’m expected to wake up put a smile on my face and carry on like as if it didn’t affect me
Everyone sees me as this strong aggressive woman thats always there to talk to,
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Today I've had my first midwife appointment. She told me the FIRST medication any pregnant women should be offered is Xonvea as per national guidelines as of last year when it was licenced. And particularly women in the first trimester. She said for the GP to have offered me anything else I should have been given a huge amount of written information warning that their safety cannot be known. I wasn't given this. I've seen lots of women struggling to get Xonvea prescribed. NHS guidelines literally state we should be given Xonvea first, and she has now informed all the GPs at my practice. Hopefully this helps anyone else having issues with it!

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